Where we work
Four towns, one crew: Renton, Newcastle, Maple Valley and Snoqualmie. Check the map and find yours below.
Service-area map — King County, WA. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
4 towns. One crew. We work Renton, Newcastle, Maple Valley and Snoqualmie — from the south end of Lake Washington up the Cedar River to the Snoqualmie Valley. Every one of them is on a route we drive weekly, so you're never waiting on a crew from across the county.
Chimneys here earn their keep. The wet season runs for months and soaks into brick and mortar; up toward Snoqualmie the cold snaps freeze that water and pry the masonry open; and wind-driven rain finds every weak crown, cap and flashing joint. Renton's post-war chimneys have age working against them, while the 90s-and-newer subdivisions in Maple Valley and on Snoqualmie Ridge have factory-built fireplaces with their own failure points. Either way, staying ahead of it beats fixing a leak.
Who shows up matters. It's our own crew — the people who price the job do the job, and they know the difference between a 1950s Highlands rambler, a hillside home in Newcastle and a two-story build near Lake Wilderness. Your town is already on our route, so scheduling is quick: pick a real open slot and we confirm it. No phone tag.
King County, WA
South King County is home turf. From Renton at the south end of Lake Washington, our routes climb the hill to Newcastle, follow the Cedar River and SR-169 out to Maple Valley, and run up SR-18 to Snoqualmie. Between the long wet season and the cold snaps that hit the foothills, chimneys out here take a beating — which is why the work never really stops.
No guesswork
South King County, WA
Real openings on a real calendar — no payment to book. We look, we quote in writing, and we photograph every fix.
